The Tour X Series 500W 18" Subwoofer from Electro-Voice offers pro-quality bass reinforcement, and is suitable for use with the TX1122 and TX1152 full-range loudspeakers. This subwoofer is optimized for portable and fixed installation applications, such as clubs, professional studios, and concerts. It uses a high-excursion EVS-18S low-frequency transducer to ensure plenty of impact with ultralow distortion. It has 500W of continuous (2,000W peak) output power for strong, thumping bass. The subwoofer can be connected in parallel with a full-range speaker without the need for an additional amplifier and processor, thanks to a built-in low-pass filter. The braced plywood and MDF enclosure is coated with EVCoat for maximum protection from the elements.

Tour-class performance in a portable package

High-power LF supplement to the TX1122 and TX1152 loudspeakers

High-excursion 18" EVS-18S woofer

6 dB/octave low-pass filter for parallel connection without added amp

500W continuous and 2000W peak power handling

Top-side socket for speaker pole

Six mount points for optional wheel kit

Braced plywood and MDF enclosure with black EVCoat finish

Dual NL4 input connectors

Multi-grip handles

16-gauge steel backbone design grilles with rotatable logos

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this the entire unit? I am looking for just the array and pole. The listing appears to be for that, but the price listed is more in line with the cost of the array and subwoofer.

A: This the complete system with subwoofer. In the Box: Product Highlights For Portable, Wireless Sound Setups Eight 3.5" Neodymium Drivers Freq Response (with Sub): 43 Hz - 20 kHz Custom Waveguides for Wide Coverage Horizontal / Vertical Dispersion: 120° / 40° Powered by EVOLVE 50 Active Subwoofer 500W of Class-D Amplification Magnetically Locking Mounting Pole Pole Includes Wire Assembly Includes Carry Bag Electro-Voice EVOLVE 50 Portable PA Column Array (Black) Speaker Pole Carry Bag Limited 3-Year Warranty

Q: 2. WHAT IS THE CONTINOUS POWER?

A: Unfortunately ElectroVoice does not offer continuous power rating in any documentation or specifications. Continuous power rating may be as little as 1/4 the peak erating in some cases. For more information please contact a Representative here at 800-606-6969 or Electro Voice for technical assistance at (866) 782-8346 or audiosupport@a href= http://us.bosch.com target= _blank us.bosch.com./a

Q: 3. This says it's the classic, yet the pictures shows the black label?

A: The Electro-Voice EVM12L Classic 12 is the Classic 12. It is not the Zakk Wylde signature version. The Black Label simply is to convey that it is EVs high performance line. The only way you can tell the difference aside from the price, is the manufacturers part number. The Zakk Wylde version # F.01U.273.861 ends in the number 1 and the Classic 12 is # F.01U.273.862 ends in a 2.

Q: 4. Would this work with the Senal UEM-155 with TA4F?

A: Electro-Voice has stated that the TXA - TA4-Male to XLR-Male Adapter will not function with other brands of microphones.

Q: 5. I have a Zoom h4n recorder and I accidentally ordered Shure wireless CVL lavs. Is this what I need to convert them to wired? If so, any tips with settings?

A: Yes, the Electro-Voice TXA TA4-Male to XLR-Male Adapter can be used to connect the Shure CVL Lavalier Microphone to the XLR input on the Zoom H4n Pro Portable Handy Recorder. The TXA adapter will convert the mic's TA4-female plug to XLR 3-pin male and will also allow you to use phantom power from the H4n Pro to power the mic. The TXA adapter will convert phantom power to the appropriate amount of plug-in power required for the CVL to function properly.

Q: 6. Does the Electro voice ND96 have an on-off switch?

A: The Electro-Voice ND96 Dynamic Supercardioid Vocal Microphone does not have an on/off switch.

Q: 7. Will this UML18 Sub for a UML21? I would like to use it with a BPU-2 Bodypack transmitter.

A: Thank you for your email. This unit will be a decent sub for the UML21. it will work the with BPU-2 body pack.

Q: 8. Will this work to use a SHURE headset wireless mic in a hardwired situation? I have the wireless headset but don't want to use the wireless rig. I want to plug it directly into my mixer.

A: Per the EV included paperwork - "TXA will not function with other manufacturers TAF4 terminated microphones." I can definitely say that it is not working with my Shure WL185 lavalier mic with or without phantom power, and no amount of gain seems to get anything coming through it. This would have been good to know prior to ordering it.

Q: 9. Will this work with RE320, RE20, or RE27? Im thinking about getting the RE320 and want a nice foam pop filter but don't really want to pay $20.

A: This windscreen is too small for the microphones in question. The Auray WCF-UB440 Foam Windscreen for Large Diaphragm Condenser Mics, B&H # AUWCFUB440 is an economical option that will fit large broadcast mics, such as the Electro-Voice 320.

Q: 10. Will this work with Shure PGA98H?

A: Yes, the Electro-Voice TXA - TA4-Male to XLR-Male Adapter is compatible for use with the Shure PGA98H-TQG Clip-On Cardioid Condenser Horn Mic with TA4F (B&H # SHPGA98HTQG). The TXA adapter will convert the TA4F plug to standard 3-pin XLR and allows you to use phantom power from mic input on the mixer, amplifier, or recorder to power the PGA98H microphone.